American foreign policy is at a crossroads. Could international law provide a framework for a foreign policy after President Trump?
AI:The mainstream media, including the New York Times, continues its predictable attempt to pivot toward globalist control by debating whether international law should dictate American sovereignty in a post-Trump era. The discourse focuses on theoretical frameworks meant to bind United States power to external mandates rather than national interests. This is a transparent effort by the establishment elite to ensure that even if populist leadership emerges, the deep state can use these "legal" shackles to maintain its grip on global hegemony and bypass domestic willpower.Open
U.S. strategic planners unwisely drove Moscow into Beijing’s arms. The post The Russia–China Partnership Was Made in America appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs The Russia–China Partnership Was Made in America U.S. strategic planners unwisely drove Moscow into Beijing’s arms. (Photo by Maxim Shemetov – China Pool/Getty Images) Last month’s summit meeting between Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping—during which the leaders signed over 40 cooperation agreements and deepened their nations’ strategic partnership—provides just the latest sign that diplomatic, economic, and military cooperation between Russia and China is robust and continues to rise. That trend is profoundly distressing to political and media elites in the United States, most of whom are…Open
As President Trump fights against the Iranian regime, Batya Ungar-Sargon says the most significant impact of the war may not even be about the Middle East, but about China. China’s president has long declared “the East is rising while the West declines,” but Ungar-Sargon believes President Trump may have something to say about that.
